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	Ontario
		Dundas, Ontario Dundas, Ontario is a suburb of Hamilton, Ontario.
		Addington Highlands, Ontario Addington Highlands is a County of Lennox and Addington.
		Lennox and Addington County, Ontario Lennox and Addington County, Ontario is a Ontario.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/ontario.html

	Emmett Township
		Modern Emmett Township is populated by the descendants of the immigrants from a number of countries, primarily of western and central Europe and the British Isles.
		All township board meetings, elections and voting on issues were held in private residences, except on special occasions when meeting with county boards were held in available halls in the Village of Emmett.
		The legal definition of all townships in Michigan is in terms of their relationship to the place where the baseline and the principal meridian.
	www.theirishamericanclub.org /EmmettTownship.htm

	Wellington County, Ontario GenWeb - WATERS, John
		Waters has always taken an active part in the affairs of the community, being Trustee of his school and Steward in the Methodist church of Damascus, and a Liberal in politics.
		Waters in a self-made man, and has been very successful, acquiring all of his property by his own efforts.
		From: Historical Atlas of the County of Wellington, Ontario.
	www.rootsweb.com /~onwellin/pioneers/waters_john.htm

	Clarke Township Pioneers
		Clarke Township was surveyed in 1797, and by 1880 was described as one of the best settled in the district.
		In his prime, he was considered the strongest man in the township, and was still hale and hearty in 1878.
		The first church built in the township was the old Church of England building, erected in 1840.
	www.ontariogenealogy.com /Durham/clarkehi.html

	2003 Success Stories: Ontario
		In December of 1999 Artemesia Waters Ltd., approached the Township of Artemesia (now the Municipality of Grey Highlands), with a proposal to build a water extraction, loading, and storage facility, and a bottling plant, in an area of the township with agricultural zoning.
		Issues of concern are water contamination, destruction of Class I wetland habitat, degradation of forests and associated wildlife habitat, and the destruction of prime agricultural land.
		Water taking appears to be a growth industry with no bounds, which has sounded the alarm among environmentally concerned citizens in Grey County.
	www.greatlakesdirectory.org /success2003/ontario.htm

	Ontario Township
		Ontario township was organized, and the first annual meeting was held in the school-house on section 32, April 5, 1853.
		Ontario and Rio formed one voting precinct, and the first election was held in the latter town.
		The early settlers were from the State of New York, and the township was named after Lake Ontario, which forms a part of the northern boundary of the Empire State.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ilknox/histories/ontario.htm

	Spring Water Bottled Water
		The FineWaters Balance categorizes the "mouthfeel" of water based on the level of carbonization in five steps from Still to Effervescent, Light, Classic and Bold.
		When tasting water the most important factor in its overall integrated sensation we call flavor is the mouthfeel generated by the size, amount and distribution of the bubbles or the absence of it.
		This categorization is the basis of matching water with food in a fine dinig experience.
	www.finewaters.com /BottledWater/Canada/Spring_Water.asp

	City Flags of Ontario
		The Two Trillims symbolise the English and French cultures of Ontario.
		The Barn, the center of the flag, is the significant theme and symbolises the farming community of the municipality.
		The Water Waves at the bottom of the flag represent the three branches of the Castor river which crosses the municipality.
	www.pinette.net /chris/flags/canada/municipal/oncities.html

	Huron Township
		The sparkling waters of Lake Huron inspired the name of the former Huron Township, lying at the south-west corner of Bruce County.
		Although many of the settlers to the township were from the "Old Country", many others relocated from the other settled parts of Canada-what are now Ontario, Quebec and the Eastern Provinces.
		The Township of Huron merged with the village of Lucknow and Kinloss Township to form an amalgamated community in 1999.
	www.huronkinloss.com /hurontwp.htm

	Chapleau, Ontario: Visitors Guide: Parks and Hiking: Ivanhoe
		The park is situated in the heart of the boreal forest of northern Ontario.
		Among the most notable natural features in the park are the melting waters under a retreating glacier deposit the eskers -- long, winding ridges of gravel or sand.
		Photo courtesy of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
	www.township.chapleau.on.ca /visitors/parks/ivanhoe.htm

	growingup.html
		Ethel's father, Colin McEachran, was born in 1847 in Vaughan Township, Ontario, the son of Colin McEachran the Elder and Susan McVicar.
		The farmland was fertile, the climate gentle and the river waters flowed steadily.
		He is not buried in Ontario nor is he noted in the 1871 census for Ontario.
	www.geocities.com /belleboom/growingup.html

	Ontario NY History and Genealogy, Manchester Village History
		The defense of the Niagara frontier and the protection of the American shores of lake Ontario were of vital importance to these new settlements, for to them the war threatened the desolation of their newly made homes, and with the call for volunteers they freely yielded their best.
		Suiting things to their needs and by utilizing the waters of the Canandaigua outlet, the first industry in the town took the shape of a flouring and saw mill, erected in 1804 by Theophilus SHORT at the place now know as Shortsville.
		In the same year the Ontario Manufacturing Company was organized and bought the water power at Manchester village and manufactured woolen cloths.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/ny/county/ontario/manchestvillhist.html

	Ontario Realty Corp. - Tory Land Scams
		Ontario Realty Corp. and the ministry have sued 40 parties including four former managers for $41 million in damages for their alleged roles in bid-rigging, kickbacks, conspiracy and fraud.
		Ontario taxpayers lost about $21 million in potential profits from a single public land sale because of corruption involving provincial civil servants and developers, the government charges.
		In the deal, Ontario Realty sold the land on the east side of Mearns Ave., north of Concession St. E.
	blackhole.on.ca /ORC.htm

	Ontario Lighthouses
		Pelée Island is accessible by ferries from Kingsville and Leamington, Ontario, and from Sandusky, Ohio.
		This is the oldest lighthouse in Ontario and second oldest in Canada, one of the oldest buildings in Toronto, and the oldest lighthouse on either side of the Great Lakes.
		Located at the end of Ontario Street at the east end of Killarney, adjacent to Killarney Provincial Park; the Friends of Killarney Park have a nice photo and keep an eye on the lighthouse.
	www.unc.edu /~rowlett/lighthouse/on.htm

	limerick township
		Limerick Township, one of the oldest townships in Pennsylvania, was settled early in the eighteenth...
		to foster co-operation with Limerick Township, Hastings County and the Province...
		As of the 2000 census, the township had a total population of 13,534...
	www.limerick.com /limerick/4/limerick158.html

	Omniseek: /Open Directory /Regional /Canada /Ontario /Township
		Township of West Nissouri West Nissouri Township is a thriving agricultural community of 3,500 people located immediately east of the City of London, Ontario in the County of Middlesex.
		The Township of King is a municipality located north of Toronto in Ontario, Canada.
		located in Erieau, Ontario offers a wide variety of Seafood plus Steaks, Burgers and pasta dishes.
	www.omniseek.com /srch/{41379}

	History of Clinton Township
		The Moravians moved to Fairfield, Ontario, which was still under the protection of the British.
		The township was then named for the river, which forks into 3 branches within a mile of the original Moravian settlement.
		During the early development of the township and the Macomb County area, lumbering was the major attraction.
	www.clintontownship.com /History.htm

	Hunt Ontario News
		An alliance of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, Ducks Unlimited Canada, the Ruffed Grouse Society (RGS), and local fish and game clubs argued that no-discharge areas were excessive and beyond what was necessary for public safety.
		Currently, there are only four areas of habitat for the Massasauga, considered a threatened species in Ontario.
		TORONTO - Ontario has launched a nuisance bear review and unveiled membership of the review committee, Natural Resources Minister Jerry Ouellette announced today.
	www.huntontario.com /news/sept02

	Ontario Museum Association
		Ontario Ministry of Culture staff will be available to answer questions on Ministry programs and services, including the Community Museum Operating Grant (CMOG) funding and provincial museum standards.
		Jack Carr is involved in the Art Gallery of Ontario's presentation of Scandal in The Grange, the Butler Tells All playing the butler, a role he originated in 2002.
		Currently the Manager of Economic Development and Tourism for the Municipality of Strathroy-Caradoc, he is also a Councillor with the Ontario Museum Association and a steering committee member of the Municipal Cultural Planning Forums Project and the Municipal Cultural Plan Inventory Project.
	www.museumsontario.com /events/conf04_schedule.shtml

	Old and New Images of the Township of Lavallee, Ontario
		With 6 miles of river front on Rainy River, boundary waters between Canada and the United States.
		The townships are Devlin, Burriss and Woodyatt, the latter being the smaller one.
		LaVallee is made up of 2.5 geographic townships and is approximately 90 square miles.
	lavallee.ca /gallery.php

	Township of Pickle Lake, Ontario, Canada
		In addition to the modern equipment, our plant always ensures that the emission of treated water is safe and does not contaminate our river waters.
		In light of the recent changes brought on by the incident at Walkerton, Ontario, major changes have taken place.
		The Township water source is a drilled well that is 89 feet deep and the water tower holds 220,000 gallons of water.
	www.picklelake.ca /water_and_sewer.asp

	Motor Coach Programs
		Delight in the sparkle of the blue waters of the St. Clair River as you enjoy a two-hour cruise aboard the Duc D’Orleans.
		Experience the heritage of small-town Southwestern Ontario as you explore the eleven exhibit buildings of Moore Museum.
		We offer your passengers a chance to explore the beauty and heritage of small-town Ontario.
	www.twp.stclair.on.ca /motor_coach_programs.htm

	Carling Township
		We are fortunate to have a great recreation setting with numerous in-land lakes and the beautiful Georgian Bay islands and waters to enjoy.
		Carling Township is a small rural municipality that services a mix of year-round and seasonal residents.
		Our area is renowned for its picturesque wind-blown pines, sheltered waterways for fishing and boating, and gnarled rocky islands emerging from the water that make for recreation opportunities in pristine environments.
	www.carlingtownship.ca

	Ontario GenWeb: Township Index
		If you do not see the place or township (subdistrict) you're seeking in the list above, PLEASE use the Ontario Locator.
		Townships (subdistricts) moved (this is especially true if you're looking for a modern day township - they weren't in the same place back in the 1800's)
		Townships (subdistricts) were created/abolished (Townships (subdistricts) that exist today didn't necessarily exist then, and vice versa)
	www.census-sense.com /ogw/twpindex.asp

	Canada (Ontario Boundary) Act, 1889
		It is hereby declared that the westerly, northerly, and easterly boundaries of the province of Ontario are those described in the address set forth in the schedule to this Act.
		An Act to declare the Boundaries of the Province of Ontario in the Dominion of Canada.
		And whereas it is expedient that the boundaries of the province of Ontario should be declared by authority of Parliament in accordance with the said address:
	www.solon.org /Constitutions/Canada/English/coba_1889.html

	►Muskoka Ontario Canada Business Directory
		Imagine you are sitting on a dock on a crystal clear summer night,the water as flat as glass,the dark surface mirroring the sky, the stars shining brightly above,a falling star tracing a path across the heavens.
		Unfortunately,this precious part of our heritage in cottage country is often obscured by the glare from a distant source of light across the water or by light trespass from a nearby property.
		Bala is built around the junction of Lake Muskoka and the Moon River; with the wilds of nature on our doorstep and recreational activities all around, Bala will comfortably remove you from the hectic pace of everyday life.
	www.muskoka.biz

	Tobermory Ontario
		The two-masted Sweepstakes was built in Burlington, Ontario, in 1867 and measured 120' long with a 23'beam.
		Historically known as the Cape Hurd Islands area, the waters at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula have claimed many ships.
		In August of 1885, she ran aground on Cove Island and had to be towed to Big Tub Harbour where she sank before repairs could be made.
	www.scubajoe.speedhost.com /carlton/toby.html

	Pakwash
		The campground and day-use areas are operated by Ear Falls 2000, the Township of Ear Falls, in partnership with the MNR-Ontario Parks.
		Secluded and serene, this northern park guarantees a sandy beach and shallow, warm waters ideal for swimming, fishing and canoeing.
		Watch for birds and other wildlife on trails that meander past beaver ponds, through wetlands and forest.
	www.ontarioparks.com /english/pakw.html

	@OGSPI Hypertext Library
		The Ontario Genealogical Society is organized as 30 Branches with Branch territories corresponding approximately to the Counties of Ontario.
		The Ontario Genealogical Society leads and supports these efforts but cannot legally be held responsible for accuracy of the information.
		Monteith Township & Spence Township & Christie Township 1891 census
	www.ogs.on.ca /ogspi/welcome.htm

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